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Create Native Mobile Apps without Having to Write Your Code!

Native programming can scare anyone who does not know how to write it. Although we programmers understand our limits and our capabilities, we still want to brag about the function or the complicated path we have just written. Just add the word "Objective C or Android Java" to the next conversation you do with other programmers and see who starts biting their nails. It is well known that the road to making a great

mobile app

does not necessarily have to be native. However, it is also known that the further you move away from the native languages of the operating system you are programming for, the more "stack" you have to go. The "stack" refers to the low levels of API shown by the manufacturer. Because the native code is important Why should I worry if I push the stack higher? If you need to do something that is not supported in the highest language you are using, you can not do it. For example, with Corona SDK, I can call a simple web-view control with only one line of code compared to about 7 lines of Objective C. Corona simplifies programming and is multiplatform. However, if I have to overlay something on the native Web view, I can not - Corona does not support native Web view overlays, something that is not a problem with the C lens. This is just one of the hundreds of applications that program outside of the native language. Although programming seems to be a natural way of learning Hebrew, there is good news! Progress offers a solution that demystifies the native stack using JavaScript-based native development (JSN). It combines the concept of web development and the development of native apps in a completely new way of development for mobile devices and allows programming up to native levels. Create native apps without native code NativeScript, developed by Telerik (a company acquired by Progress in 2014) as an open source project, is considered the JSN option of leading developers. However, NativeScript is not a language but a way to create native mobile apps using JavaScript or TypeScript. NativeScript works not only with other JavaScript frameworks that connect AngularJS and Vue.js, but the framework is structured to provide direct access to native APIs via JavaScript. This is a big advantage for developers of similar style frameworks that put a "bridge" on the native side. Progress (recently called "Visionary" in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Mobile App Dev Platforms (MADP)) has a complete e-book that explains more about the mobile concepts I'm discussing in this post and the first steps NativeScript lets you create native apps with a simpler method.